GraphQL MCP Server
by ctkadvisors
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# Lambda-MCP: Next Steps and TODOs
This document outlines the key tasks, enhancements, and roadmap for the next phases of Lambda-MCP development.
## Immediate Next Steps
### 1. Core Framework Enhancement
- [ ] **Complete Protocol Implementation**
- [ ] Implement proper handling of MCP lifecycle events (initialize, shutdown)
- [ ] Add support for more MCP capabilities (resources, prompts)
- [ ] Enhance error handling with standardized error codes
- [ ] Implement proper support for notifications
- [ ] **Transport Layer Improvements**
- [ ] Add WebSocket transport option for bi-directional communication
- [ ] Implement authentication strategies (API key, JWT, OAuth)
- [ ] Add rate limiting and throttling support
- [ ] Create connection pooling for Lambda cold start optimization
- [ ] **Testing and Validation**
- [ ] Create comprehensive unit test suite
- [ ] Add integration tests with mock MCP clients
- [ ] Implement protocol compliance tests
- [ ] Create benchmark tests for performance analysis
### 2. Real-World Tool Implementations
- [ ] **GraphQL Tool Implementation**
- [ ] Create GraphQL client integration
- [ ] Implement schema introspection
- [ ] Add query validation and security
- [ ] Build example server with product catalog API
- [ ] **Elasticsearch Tool Implementation**
- [ ] Implement Elasticsearch client
- [ ] Create query builders and parsers
- [ ] Add security filters and input validation
- [ ] Build example server with document search
- [ ] **Database Tool Implementation**
- [ ] Create SQL database connector
- [ ] Implement query validation and sanitization
- [ ] Add read-only mode for security
- [ ] Build example with PostgreSQL integration
### 3. Documentation and Examples
- [ ] **Expand Documentation**
- [ ] Create detailed API reference
- [ ] Add more code examples
- [ ] Create tutorial series for various use cases
- [ ] Document security best practices
- [ ] **More Example Implementations**
- [ ] Build CRM data access example
- [ ] Create document management example
- [ ] Implement enterprise API connector
- [ ] Add example with authentication requirements
### 4. Developer Experience
- [ ] **Enhance Local Development Environment**
- [ ] Add request/response recording and playback
- [ ] Create command-line testing tools
- [ ] Implement live reload for faster iteration
- [ ] Add performance profiling tools
- [ ] **MCP Inspector Integration**
- [ ] Add support for MCP Inspector
- [ ] Create debugging helpers
- [ ] Implement verbose logging modes
- [ ] Add transaction tracing
## Technical Roadmap
### Phase 1: Foundation Completion (1-2 Weeks)
Focus on completing the core framework with better MCP protocol support:
1. Complete all remaining MCP protocol features
2. Enhance type definitions and validation
3. Improve error handling and reporting
4. Finish the local development environment
### Phase 2: Real-World Examples (2-3 Weeks)
Implement practical examples to demonstrate real-world usage:
1. Build the GraphQL MCP server implementation
2. Create the Elasticsearch MCP server
3. Develop a database access MCP server
4. Document each implementation thoroughly
### Phase 3: Advanced Features (3-4 Weeks)
Add advanced features and optimizations:
1. Implement WebSocket transport
2. Add caching mechanisms
3. Create advanced security controls
4. Optimize for performance and cold start
### Phase 4: Enterprise Readiness (4+ Weeks)
Make Lambda-MCP ready for enterprise use:
1. Add monitoring and observability
2. Implement authorization and access control
3. Create enterprise integration examples
4. Add compliance and security documentation
## Key Focus Areas for Next Session
In our next development session, we should focus on:
1. **Implementing GraphQL MCP Server**
- Define GraphQL tool interface
- Create query execution handler
- Implement schema introspection
- Build deployment infrastructure
2. **Enhancing MCP Protocol Support**
- Complete the initialization sequence handling
- Add proper support for notifications
- Implement server capabilities advertisement
- Improve error handling and reporting
3. **Expanding Test Suite**
- Create unit tests for core components
- Build integration tests for GraphQL implementation
- Add protocol compliance tests
- Implement performance tests
4. **Documentation Improvements**
- Update architectural documentation with latest insights
- Create detailed GraphQL implementation guide
- Add more examples of tool implementation patterns
- Update deployment documentation
## Resources Needed
- **AWS Resources**:
- Lambda and API Gateway access
- GraphQL API endpoint for testing
- Elasticsearch instance for implementation
- IAM permissions for deployment
- **Development Resources**:
- GraphQL client libraries
- Elasticsearch client libraries
- Testing frameworks and tools
- Documentation generation tools
## Conclusion
The Lambda-MCP project has made significant progress with a working MVP implementation. The next phase will focus on building practical implementations and enhancing the core framework to better support the full MCP specification. By completing these tasks, we'll create a robust, production-ready library that enables seamless integration between LLMs and various data sources and APIs.